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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08

ns-tsttt - 80 Fs-t.Ata s>s.-@.
LAsase. Jsas Egerybsdy At al IA
mii.af s1Ih ths legislature Of two years
a<o remember that there vas no man
annons he entire l32 members who fought
- long and hard against the University
Appropriation bill a. lid Milo D. Campbell.
tten a member Of House from Branch
county. and nov private secretary and
right hand msn % Governor Luce
knowing Campbells history OF two
years ago la regard 70 the Uni
vefsiiy. The general opinion was At
once expressed that Campbell vas behind
the Governor opposition 70 tae Appropria-
ton bill for that institution Tor this year
and when the Governor sent the message
asking for the recall Of this bill and
threatening veto Il lt was nos consider
ably eut down ia amoEnt Il was believed
that il vetoed Il would ,r fact be Campbelis ;
veto aud the Govefnors signature. The
feeling culmiraled IN a dizssaceful row al
the Capitol late tonight. when quite crowd
u members were discussing the matter
With Secretary Campbell. Turning 70
Campbell. Capt. Manly. member from
the University city. said. You did
very strange and unwarranted
thing and went far beyond your reasonable
privilege when you came on the hoor of
the House and lobbied against the bill as
you have done Campbell replied ths. he
bad never lobbied against the bill, when
Manly answered. You say you have not.
sut everybody believes you have" Very
deliberately Campbell replied: You are q
liarf' Tbs was too big a charge for
the gallant captain 10 quistly swallow
and although be wears an empty sleeve he
quickly sent Campbell singing blow be-
tween the eyes whea Campbell as promptly
returned the blow. hitting him on the side
OF the head Representative Harrington
and others a. once jumped between the
angry men and prevented any more blovs.
and neither OF the combatants was severely
hurt. yet the affair is one long 20 De renem.
bsrcd and IS, perhaps. only the ti-st of other
serious differences that are sure 70 grow out
OF the veto OF % important measure as a
scv0.eoo appropriation for the State Univer-
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08
A Senator Among Than.

Col Harry Evarts, a nsmesske Of the
statesman of that name, did the bonors 10
the press yesterday with Sells Bros. circus.
Harry has been associated with the white
tents for over % years. has been connected
with the present organization for several
consecutive seasons, and is the best known
and best liked Press Agent on the road. He
can tell a funny story or make a concert
announcement as the exigencies OF the case
may require and 20 the Messrs. Sells he II
\ veritable mascotte and wholly indispensi.
hle
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08
YHes ssADE TsE law.
asx sAs n4alrs@a Ceessesses a.nsSs ~
Fassz ske.ss sAsFaess-

Tie rausgess 81 1as ssllF0ees resehiag
flcs as. base ais<.ascFsa = NsE -
Grade tl.s psesisions 81 tss snlef-
s sls tsssl. ss,ssoei4s. FclsAse 50 Rebates
Nae eiaase of fhe lax S,nstlaes
= srTlcl k,es.sliy fGf silaHluk fesss -
10 Aeasx sAipssrs ana The railroad eesE-
g4niss haSs iuss given toslce - ssiss,ers u
farnitars and Others sAe ae = Dls buslness
a tie freight deE2Ftsaonl, tasi heresilei
tEs railroads wil oeir2s 81 the expeases ~
osrlAxs fi0Sa the warehouses - the freight
esgois for eutFoiHE eo0Ss ana fr'tin
the Ges&tz - tne HeFctlVAsts
lsa sl2if cenins IN. Ihs oaFiass
= hessy item of eSpenst 9Th mans Il
tke large oonesrBs. especially Wiz tts inr-
nsfurs men. and ias ehea Al the nex de-
pzrsare ~ be a ascrsats t1s eosi - ship
ginE hy about twS oeats hundred gsoanes.
Ihs furnitate cenosrns ~ ssil uisiaiAin
their heavy caravans aha delivery wAEQps
and send tbe hslls - tie Feitroas cosasan-
ies - he hQQlanted. The -. .. H. 4 Al.
wss the first road 10 taAs Ibis steg and fst
others have fallen iDto line. The inter-
State isx nsy forbid REBATES, bni u cannot
prohioif the railroads assuming extra bar
dsns II they fee IKE "a The payment of
the carriage expenses is practically iso3ts
10 that slnouaf 10 TIE heavy shippers.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08
A TERRIBLE FLOOD
1s0NDsEDs oF rEoPls rosslsss,
whsis se~ns "a <en1 syisssss kspeFs<1 g
Rave bees - ashss s~As araa<ss .4s
ksea~e< s@ssst 90 ~ tsss t4eee
fsos,ls flssinR tls< slL.<.

goAssFosk. la 5nns AT sasiaak
tAs oper4tsE ii h8sesasssls tslegs4pAsd
skst tasiy tesn sas eomplsts1s subsaso<.
- wifh wslss AID thai she inhshilADis
~ers fseius lo ne niiss that ssFezai iAsgs
bridges hsd bssn washes ssas sn6 we're
goins down fhs river IL eurseai
runuis4 eishtee1 1llles Per HEX
Ahent npou ths river Al ghis niae< rosf -
lapidy s1af tae lsrEer ssoTl1ou 81 tne
boreuet ~ 5ohnssown. wzs un1ef iFeM
TIRES ~ taff icri ~ walsf. Al he.eFeFs-
tcNn, . sslbart upwards ef twenty rssi-
denoas wegF ~ssl.ed al thssf f.,enda,
ucns AZ leass ans hEnorsa ismilis<
IA thls boFoaeb alone lsst spers
thing The ~stes has subsidized a. a. ~ al
los pedestrians 10 wsls over The uplsr
streeix Ia 0rabbiown. oonsnsusn
boro0gh, kerrllsills kinessilis. O&mhrls
City and CoopsFsasls the same soens n
pFrscuted and Il is estimated
that IA tie suhurls end ia
this city txo hundred people
are homeless Al telegraph oonnsosion
between THE city and up-rissF points where
the storm WA spent sss cat az. Ihs tssH
of Bethel. thirteen milss south ol hsrs is
reported oompisials swept away. Tim viz
lss.s claimed population of 40 II Il eeli-
mated thai the ios< wall II l5otso of
more.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08
The 81. IouIs Racas.

ST. LoUTs. June First race-one and
one eighth miles, all ages: Gold Flea won;
Jim Nave. ?; War Sign, 8; time two min :
utes.
Second race-one and one-fourth miles
Dsruna won; Vaitigeur, 2; st. Valentine, g.;
time 2:l2.
Third rsce-one and one-half miles:
Wary won; Unite, 3 Touche Pas. 3; time
243i.
Fourth race-one and one-sixteenth
miles: Rosalind won; Insolence, 2; w. Ii.
H. 8; time 1853.
Fifth race-steeplc chase, full course:
Tennessee won; Wellington. 2; Aurelian, 3;
time 5:2ii.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08

VIM. 4. Nisbett. President and Rev
Barker. Secretary OF the West Michigan
Press Association. have made arrangements
for the annual meet OF the members of the
Association at Msnistee June 2ist TO Jun e
25th, inclusive. The good citizens Of Man
istee are making elaborate preparations 10
give the visitors grand time tie picnic
extending 20 Onekema and Frankfort.
From the elaborate list Of committees pub
lished In the B~oada1e. OF Msnistee. we
take pleasure in noting that s Thompson
has been appointed q Committee on Fishing
Tackle, and T.. 6lsssmire n COMMITTEES on
Worms. Nothing now can possibly mar
the pleasure Of the annual meeting OF West
Michigan editors--the worm question IL
settled.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08
"PaRNELLlsm AND CRIME.
Another rusil~de Against the Irish Pat
riot in the London "fimsss"

riot Ina the London ..rimess"
LONDON, June 7.-The ffaes this morning
publishes another insiallnient of the Par
nellism and Crime" articles. Opposite its
leader page ii prints fac-simile of the tenth
page of the IriA Borid of New York, Of
February i6. lo54, and also the greater por-
ton of Patrick Foros address, published in
the same issue. The publications are ac-
companied by sn explanatory article des-
cribing the various funds mentioned and
fate of the men connected Herewith. In It's
editorial on the subject. the Tines says:
The whole conspiracy. whether carried
on by the mealy mouthed gentlemen
who sit al London dinner tables. or
by the fends who organize arson and
murder. is one and indivlzible. IL Is
paid ont of the same purse, worked by the
same men, directed to the same ends, and
and inspired by one universal hatred Of
England, and . determination 10 bring
about, il possible, complete separation
between England and Ireland. Whether
the money goes TO support the Gladstonians
in Parliament, or to equip desperadoes for
the conmittal OF outragesjn English towns,
is mere matter OF tactics. Whenever We
find constitutional egitator with the mask
laid aside, ss in the case of Davitt at
Bodyke, we find that their language, senti-
ments and aims are identical with those OF
the rufiians by whose support they live
and whom they in Parliament pretend to
be ignorant Of
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08
The R.ces AT jerome Park.

New YORK. June First race, Jerome
Park today-fivc furlongs: two year olds
won by Ny own; Petulance. 2; Stilletto, g..
Time, l.05f.
Second race-one aud one-sixteenth miles:
Saxouy, L; Bess. ?; Jennie b., 3. Time,
l.5lt.
Third race-one and one-fourth miles
Lar5ouche. l; Hypasia, 2; 0neko, 3. Time.
2.i5.
Fourth rsce-one and one-fourth miles
Rlchmond. L; Lottery, 2; SraLhspey. 3.
Time, 2i4.
Fifth race-seven furlongs: Lectair, 1 i;
Phil. Lewis. 2 Blue Line, 3. Time. 1.324
Sixth race-short course, steeple chase
Marlborough, l; Will Davis, 2; Jack, 8.
Time, 4.3S,.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08

Zsck Coup. brother Of the well known
circus manager w. C. Coup, is connected
with the Sells Bros. Circus in the capacity
OF manager of the inside candy stand. lie
was in his glory yesterday and dished out
several barrels of q decoction Of water. acid,
ice and lemon. the qusntity of the latter be-
ing limited. he raked in the nickles with
q scoop shovel and cooked up biz eve ss be
remarked 10 friend: Used twelve whole
lemons today and only four barrels of wa
ter. / am getting reckless in nv Old age"
lack denies the statement that be will be
the central figure in 8 beauty show next
season.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08

Judge Perkins received the Official notice
of bis appointment as JUICE Of Pro.
bate to succeed Judge Follett. yesterday
morning. He filed his oath OF Office with
the County Clerk and entered upon the dis.
charge OF his duties at once. He reap
pointed Frank W. Hine a. Register Of Pro
bate. and will probably find Mr. Hines
knowledge Of the Affairs Of the Office usefai
in settling some of the irregularities o.
Judge Follest.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08

LoSDoS. June Red Shirt and "Broncho
Bill." of the Wild West show, paid visit TO
the House of Commons at midnight tonight.
They were both in war paint and wore en-
ormous hsad-dresses Of feathers. They sd-
dressed themselves 10 Baron De Worms.
who asked them what they thought of
Parliament Red Shirt answered that he
didn't think much OF il. Laws, he said,
were passed much quicker in bis country
taan in this
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08

LoNnov. June S.-GlsdstoDe reached Dol
hshel on bis return journey from Wales a
$40 last evening. lie was much fsiigued
By his journey and - attendant oratoriczl
efforts. having syokcn ~ Newport. Gloster
swansea sn8 hsn.bie. ~ each Of Which
t0rns lsrxe crowds turned ouf 70 greer bin
He conGae6 his remarks 10 The Irish ones
fion and attributed the slslay in advancin
the Crimes hit IN the House Of Commans
% The puxnsciiY of l,alfeur..
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08

The Highland Park Camping Clnb. own
ING ius resort near Grand Haven. hss
elected offers zs fellows President, A. l.
Skinner Vice Fresideak, John 5. Ysge
Secretary. r X. tereiIss Treasurer. .. :
y sters. Il vas decided 10 bald 81 sIdi-
ton 70 tie psvilio7 ia she snspe 0f a zxsa
feet kitchen srscf bathing horses and make
other ira groTeue7fs. Tns pavilion wll -
0Esaed sDouf the Erss a July.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08

The Tlyceum Tbestrs Company presented
led Astrsy" lsss night al Redmond
Opera House 70 good SIZED audience sDt
increased The excellent rsrEfsfi0a whici
they sttained on Their o4sn n night. 1b'
company IS > stroaz one and vel 5essrr'
The iibersi patronage sceorasa Their To
night Streets ~ Nes fofz znatInee fha
afternoon. 'z}nr DoFsr
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08

Their Psre.ss neeoaoIied- -f.rsasr k~ys'
% 10 Write Apis ashs-

% to Write Apis aPhs-
Ia mentioning Lena oblts and Louis kcs-
lssdsfer. it Is not necessary 20 relate the
story OF the terrible Belmont tragedy. which
occarred last Winter II will bs remem-
bered that they ere hurried near each other
ia the ehunonyxsa nasr the little village.
A tombstone has ~ been oraered Tor The
lhsi resting place of tie girl and stone ln
something of the sane style II Erchiteciors
will soon be ordered for The grave OF the in-
fstusted youth Farmer Eeyno3ds has
written al e.itspb for Lena s monument
and will do the same for Louis The two
families have become Teooncsied. Il is "a. q.
and the Obiis and the Icklesdafefs are on
as friendly terms as eser. They careiaily
avoid speaking OF the cloud that darkened
their homes, but Otherwise are intimate and
mutually try 20 forget the past
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08
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A FATAL EXPLOSION,
A Locomotive Boiler Expiodes on the PHIL
sdeiphia g. Baltimore at Chester.

sueipba bsitimcre AZ Cnester.
CHESTER, Pa. June THE boiler of q
locomotive attached to a south-bound
freight train on the Philsdelphia & Balti-
more r. r. (B. & o. exploded in front OF
the passenger station in this city 8. $
o'clock this morning, killing one man and
seriously injunng several Others, one
fatally. The air was filled with flying pieces
OF iron and timber and scaiding water. A
number of persons were standing on the
station platform, aud some of them were
badly scslded or cut with flying missiles.
One msn. Q carpenter employed on the
road. residing in Baltimore. whose name is
unknown, was instantly killed. John
Murphy, aged Il years. a telegraph operator
of this city, was so badly scslded and in
jured that his death is momeniariiy ex-
pectei
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08

The p. 9. n. & u. company has resumed
the ioiiar excursion rsee for the round trip
from his city 70 Grsad Haven and spring
LAKE.. Tickets are good g,f1z only On fhe
day 81 sale. snd 20 return 1ext Say or sn
Ho1iav Wien sod en SATURDAY, when
sfamred ~ Cutler House ticket ofsoe in
6rsnd Raven, OF AZ Magnetic Mineral
Sorinzs il sprinx Lake "Tsks DAYS
6shins. ard enjoy the cool breezes Of Lake
Mchixsu"
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08

rreops frssent the lysensas % . rssss
tsnnss Jadge.


EAeiE Pas. Tax. June f.-Thomas
ismb. County Judge Of Maverick county.
Texas, killed has brother, Joseph Lamb. a
weNthy ranohnsn yesterday on hsKio1n
soil The brothers went 70 thesE slssg
rsch ssT miles from Piedrss NeeTss la
MeKice. and upon arriving there saul the
only occupant OF the FaDch. . Mexican,
Out % hunt foF horses. The ksxio3n
returned ln al houf and found no one 81
the ranch. bat saw q pool ~ blood sna
pieces OF human flesh scattered over the
house. The Mexican started for Pisdrss
Negrsf, and on arriving sf another fsnch
belonging 20 the iAmls hs found Joseph
Lambs body. Later Thomas Lamb drove
into Piedras Negras. intending 20 cross 20
Texas. lie MAS arrested. The brothers
had Qnsrreied over the division of their
property. Troops lad 70 be called cut "a
keep the healosns from lynchlng Thomas
Lamb
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08

w1sHINoros. June lin view Of the
various statements II can be stated with
postivsness that the administration has not
determined upon The purchase Of United
States bonds 81 markel rates, and that
while this eIpecient will 10 he'd Ia reserve
it viii not be svsiied Of exccrs &c faf an
may be made necessary by future csrc1pD
stances not yet apparent
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08

CoLuNEus. O., June IA lodge Of blood
thirsty anarchists has been discovered IA
this city. !, numbers 10 men and women,
and some Of the circulars are Of fhe most
revolutionary character. The Organization
dates from the visit OF Mrs. Parsons last
March. Their work iD tlns. a. IA other
cities is carried on with the greatest secrecy.
and IL is difhcult matter TO locate their
place Of meeting oT 70 leara much of their
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08

made lard as8t - ssTi - 0uf - fhs pro-
Fi-if1s a he .i4 sas 11.it tha1 ps0i,isiEs
tns ills1Eias of reTsQ8s sssr 81 ye4rs - sze,
o1G = sas retaiQsl fAs aEoYi<i9u rsqalr-
inN ~ ePpilE4tioDs % Es ia4sie beferz q
coNPaDY ean be l1cofFoT4ted was also -
tki1ed 4iteF : hard 1snE a. we're ether sEr "a
ssat pr0Flsissas . tas hlil Aftsr TIE ccas-
l-litses foss lie rules ssEe suspended az
t1s 1il F4Sses1. Feas, -. pays. >eoatozs
c4mpnsI. Harsha. Hole1ook and MAYO. a
Kb3se gho hsEe hat aGost - 60 1aEh tie
prspa<4liol and pszsass u the bill sag e
siA Dc ths meaas 81 ~in.tlEg ap a. least
t1eaig of tne companies taak are nos
doing business ~ laatasi isfe assurance
slils 0toer- pfsclst l1as e wiA No. sad
~ s-azle 0ae "a t1e seo.s ~. We sAaLl
sOo4 see.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08

The funeral of the late Myron J. Ham
bling win be held from the residence. %
Jackson Ct. Al $50 Thursday morning. June
2. The funeral vii be conducted under the
auspices Of she-Me Ne Kon Tribe, No -.
Improved Order Of Red Men. All Braves
are requested tc meet 81 the hall, $ west
Bridge st., ~ O'Clock Tomorrow morning.
J A. CorE Ref hem
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08

TIE sF,ecaaltg psrf3rax1cs si Szaitl =
0rers H8Dss this week i 81 Cnusesllv
ssronx o1e ard fbe programme IL o1@ -
zrs = fs&lurs sid ffse r<rforsfe~s s-s
srsises q Tei k1own ssssitS T1s usas
rnstines VII bs giTsn this sfssrnoon & z
ctses
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08
Three Card Monte shsrners.

A couple of sharpers were detected in a
game of three card monte with an innocent
from the country yesterday afternoon on
South Iolia-st. 0le of them managed TO
make bis escape ami the other was arrested
in q saloon near by. He was intoxicated
and refused TO give his name, but was a
stranger in the city.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08
AN AWFUL MISTAKE,
An Innocent Man Hanged oy Lynchers Il
Indiana.

Indiana
JAsFER. Ind, June All the reports
heretofore published of the Perry county
lynching. have been grossly exaggerated
and untrue. The child" reported to have
been outraged IS a Dig. strapping woman
Of p years OF age. weighing 80 pounds or
more. The man. Clay DAVIS, charged with
the crime. is small man. The woman
vas not seriously injured. John Davis,
who WIS hanged. was innocent OF any par
ticipation in tie reported outrage. The
men WHO did the hanging were ten IN num-
Der. masked, and had their coats turned in
side out.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08

MoxTzE4I. gnre The com 5gst BE rss
connpzag have struek sss - foasssrille, s.
rfises froal he-e, ~ dsp<n ~ - Ser 7 -
cesrspzng ~iil 50 do~a - 80 Or SO sess
and VIXEN there = sssfcient r~essars riil
psps tie Gas 30 xoatrssl sad euebsc.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08

- 80 = - FFl4fa 1sFltls
EssozE, June 7.-CAss. Jshnson's nsv
brick block Il coupisssd and be uia remove
bis undertaking. rooTas thsre a. onee.--B. T.
Areanan VII rove RS faraiig 70 Big
Rspi3s.--W Willie Midfssorn, SIX years q
ase. ess drowned today whise playInz et
fishing H,s pzrsnss ssys a Big Raps3s
stteas ns ForsTssah, sso~.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08
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The Dineen-Kinnard Fight.

Jack Burke is expected in the city today
to act as referee in the glove contest be-
tween John Dineen. of this city, and Tom
Kinnard of Nuskegon, which will take
place tomorrow night at some place near
this city. Many persons from other cities
will be present
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08

FosToRTs, o., June The msmm 9th
Touring mill of Frisger & Noble, was de-
stroyed BY FIRE about IL O'Clock last night
AT l2i5 the brick walls fell in and the
building was q total wreck. The FIRE is
supposed TO have originated from friction oi
machinery. Loss, $4,000. insurance 81
0O
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08
Cloak Department.

On Monday morning May % viii offer surprising
reduction entire line Of Spring Jackets ard spring
WRAPS 200 Jackets latest styles ranging price fon 81
each 70 So Call early and nspect these bargains for they
actually cost twice what ak fer them.
Our ull line Of Nevmafkets and Busters vii aso be
cluded IN this sale Special prices Jerseys fact going
half value The handsomest and c0mree line Of
new and stylish Beaded Wraps shown IN rand Raria
viii 90 at correspondirsly low prices
Call early these eoo9s viii 20 fast and the assortment
viii soon BE broken.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08

IoSD0S. June 7-Qgeen kspiolapi ar
rived u LoRdJn today. she was met a.
he railwsy sia,ion snd c5rveysi % her
hotei oy q reyel carriigs sent fer her ase
ffom Buckingham Place by Queen Vic-
fi4rfa
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08

Miss Lulu Hurst and Prof Rsgnsrg. who
gave . pleasant enteztssnment al Red
mond's Opera House Sunday evening. have
been engaged By tie management q The
wonderland 10 give q series u entertsiD-
neufs beginning Ssta7iar evening.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08

NJ snd Mrs. Tbos. y Gslbsrf inri,e fhs
msnbeFs ~ tbs Ol5 Residents Association
Of tie Grsad River valley 20 81 inforrnsl
rsoeysion e. thetr home. 80. S. North Ia
fs7ette sfrest. On Friday. the lfEb ifsst
rem - - eclock ,. n t1s oocssfor ne
inz TIE err -seoo2d saaiysrsary ~ NJ Gil
bsrf Ioeation ia TIE valley
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08

szs reward for fnfoTnskson iss5inz 70 TIE
disco4sry a. ne person wko yesterday
POI onef ny dog A. 5s FllS~orth-sve. sd
aisfxi5utsd eoson aroun,1 ns7 vard
HkSK SNtska
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08

WksHEE6~8r. IHre The collapse II a
scaaai3 8n ae~ tuil6inx "a tie esafhessr-
srn sectisn of lbe city thls norning rssaisei
IN ne 5esrh II Jckn EsTk aad shs serisus
inilrv of six other vorkmen.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-08
LUCKY ODD NUMBERS
OsTsou IS AGAIN VICTORIOUS
A sssspls As2izaehs of Hts IA S1s
ssEszsa fza1sg Gtsss rnssa sns
1&zss Base E@i1 Essslks-
Jsxsnas Para Eas<s.

~A@-<%&te - 50 t-e--s~a e4tt-A
DsrRosr, June 7--fAs slazgers have
again struck tbsif GAIT. Notwithstanding
tss larse nunbeE Of Strangers n town. ths
attendance today vas iess than l. 30.
Shiadle msds hls arss appearance before =
Detsois aad.snce today. being warmly ap-
plznisd when BE arrived f1r practice IN
Deacon Nhiie' old posi- AZ third base. Tie
aisclond anc o1tneld were noI Ia very good
SHAPE. sSlng 10 recent rains. The battery
showed Up ia the preliminary work and
shared With the young third bassm2p Ia
the applause OF the crowd. Calvin and
Miller covered the points for the
visitors TIE si0ggezs had not solved Gal
yin delivery up TO the seventh. This in
niag proved. as il has many times before. .
lucky inning for Dsfoir. With tgo men
out, Hsnlan al second aud Shindie az first
Richardson SET the crowd Wild by . two
bagger fhis brought HxnlAn 20 second
Brouthers made tso-bagger and Shindle
and Richardson trotted over the plate.
Brouthsrs made second and on Rowe's sin
gle made the home plate. Weidman was q
sphinx 10 the Pittsoargs. The score was
As follows
P,s.ssa.x PsssSaI ,,.....-......S o SSSsSS il
base Hrs Detroit. l6. Pittsbarg 3.
EFr0fs -DetFOit. :. Pittsbarg ?
baiterles-N eidnsn and Bfioty. Calvin and
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mpire-Doescher.
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KALAMAZOO. June Tin the Kalamazoo
Wheeling game today Mallory was hit hard
n every inning and despite the fact that
HcDermott gave Wheeling everything the
kalamazoos Won. Score.
Kaiamazoo........2 Is 0 4 lis
Wheeling ..-.-.......l . = 0 3 6
Bsse his -KLamazoo. i: Wheeling. ~.
ErOrs-ksl lmaz0o, :. Wheeling, l3
Home Fuu-Nan Zant.
Kalamazoo had total hits for . bases.
BelteTies-F.anagan and Fuller. Mallory and
Ellif
At indianapolis: indianapolis, S; Chicago. g.
Al Washington: Washington Boston game
postponed on account of rain.
Az New York: Metropolitans. 8: St. Louis. 3.
At Brooklyn: Brooklyn, ?; Cleveland. 5.
At Philadelphia: Athletic, 10; Cincinnati. 0.
AtPhilsdelphia: Philadelphia, IS; New York, II